It's Not Funny If I Have to Explain It

Ever wonder just what goes through Dilbert creator Scott Adams' mind when he reads his favorite strips hand-picked from his own comic? In It's Not Funny If I Have to Explain It, the twenty-fourth collection of Adams' extremely popular series, Dilbert fans can delve into the creator's not-so-innermost thoughts. Chock-full of Adams' personal favorites, It's Not Funny... features his handwritten commentary on each hilarious strip. Follow the assortment of amusing characters that join Dilbert in the drone-like, cubicle-confined corporate world with which so many workers can relate. The scheming Dogbert, the evil Catbert, the naive Ratbert, the clueless pointy-haired boss, the helpless Wally, and the rest of the uninspired cast make each strip "funny because it's true." But just in case, Scott Adams' notes attached to each cartoon will give you a firsthand peek into the mind that created the goofy, satirical, hysterical world of Dilbert. Dilbert cartoons bear a striking resemblance to the often-unbearable corporate world in which so many live on a daily basis, turning the strip into a sort of comic relief for the persecuted workers across the globe. Dilbert runs in 2,000 newspapers and appears in 65 countries in 25 languages, reaching 150 million fans worldwide.Adams, Scott is the author of 'It's Not Funny If I Have to Explain It', published 2004 under ISBN 9780740746581 and ISBN 0740746588.